Gaga struggles with exhaustion

Gaga struggles with exhaustion

Lady Gaga is constantly struggling to overcome a "fog" of exhaustion which "hovers over" her during her gruelling touring schedule.

The Poker Face hitmaker has been touring non-stop over the last 18 months with her Monster Ball shows and in early 2010, she sparked fears for her health by cancelling a number of concerts due to fatigue.

Gaga admits her constant tiredness is a serious concern, but she is determined to continue her punishing work routine for the sake of her fans.

In an interview with Sir Elton John for V magazine, she says, "At a certain point exhaustion becomes a state of being, and mentally I have to be strong and overcome it. It's like a cloud, a fog really that hovers over me. But in a way I will never ever escape it. Art is my whole life.

"The monsters (fans) are my medicine. They heal me, physically and emotionally, every night at the show. I feel God through their love. I worship little monsters. They're my religion."

Source: MSN

Famous Last Performances

Famous Last Performances

Which final farewells will be forever etched in our memories. From rock royalty to Hollywood icons, read about the memorable swan songs of living legends and fallen stars.

Search: Space Shuttle Discovery
NASA’s most-flown shuttle (when was the maiden voyage?) made its final landing on March 9.

This former computer science professor delivered his inspirational “Last Lecture” before succumbing to pancreatic cancer on July 25, 2008.

 The Fabulous Four’s last public performance was an unannounced mini-concert played on a London rooftop, after which John Lennon made this cheeky quip.

 Rock legend Jimmy Hendrix last greeted big crowds at a German festival on Sept. 6, 1970. Two weeks later, he died in London.

Buddy Holly
“Peggy Sue” (hear it) crooner Buddy Holly’s last performance was a stop on the “Winter Dance Party Tour” in Iowa on Feb. 2, 1959. He died in a plane crash en route to his next show .

: Elvis Presley
The King’s last show was in Indianapolis (what was the venue?) on June 26, 1977, several weeks before he died at his famous Memphis home.

Josephine Baker
An internationally renowned performer, Josephine Baker starred in a smash Paris comeback revue on April 8, 1975, just days before her death at age 68

 Luciano Pavarotti
Famed tenor Luciano Pavarotti took the stage for the last time at the opening ceremony of the 2006 Winter Games  He died the following year at the age of 71.

 Bob Marley
The legendary reggae artist’s last gig was a sold-out concert in Pittsburgh on Sept. 23, 1980 He died the following year at the age of 36.

 Heath Ledger
Heath Ledger’s final role was in the 2009 fantasy film “The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus.” He died in January 2008, during a filming break.

James Dean
This Hollywood icon’s last role was as Jett Rink in the 1956 classic “Giant’.” He died on Sept. 30, 1955, shortly after wrapping the film.

 Selena
Tejano siren Selena  played her native Texas for the last time at a standing-room-only Houston concert on Feb. 26, 1995. What was the occasion? She died two weeks later.

Siegfried and Roy
The illustrious illusionists and their Bengal tiger, Montecore performed for Las Vegas audiences one last time in February 2009. What tragedy preceded this reunion.

 Leontyne Price
Before retiring, this celebrated soprano gave her final performance at New York City’s Lincoln Center on Jan. 3, 1985. Which opera did she star in.

 

Most Bizarre Outfits Of Lady Gaga 2010-2011

 Most Bizarre Outfits Of Lady Gaga 2010-2011
Pop sensation Lady Gaga is not only known for her music, but also for her outlandish fashion taste. When it comes to clothes and stage costumes, she goes all out to make sure they will either frighten, delight or excite. Gaga’s style is fresh, bizarre and ultimately unique. She enjoys wearing vintage pieces, which she mixed with contemporary designers and even pieces which she creates herself. Gaga insists that she pours all her money into creating these eyepopping costumes:    ”I spend all my money on wardrobe and props. I don’t care about money.” And when money isn’t enough, what’s a pop diva to do? ”I design, I hand-make, I borrow — whatever it takes.”

Some of her outfits are cool, some crazy – but they always represent her outrageous sense of style and because of this, she will always be an icon – an unmistakable figure in both music and fashion – thanks to her appealing music and offbeat style. This is more then proof that Gaga is a consistently interesting dresser – sometimes it looks awful, sometimes stunning – but it always grabs the attention of the on-looker and captivates them.